● Free
15 tasks/day
Jules plan $0 · Gemini engine · 07.2026
Starting at
from $0
Jules plan free: 15 tasks/day; work volume - Pro $19.99/mo or Ultra $124.99/mo
Surfaces
5+
web · github · cli · api · gemini-cli
Latest release
—
No public activity
Quick start · Web (cloud)
$ → jules.google▌benchmarks and competitors - analysis in 3.0 ↓
1.0
Should you get it
Use it if you need
- ✓delegated cloud batches: bug fixes, dependency updates, tests - in parallel, with a PR as output
- ✓GitHub commands: add the jules label to an issue - and the task goes to the cloud
- ✓a free entry into cloud agents: 15 tasks/day on the Jules $0 plan
- ✓Google ecosystem: integration with Gemini, billing through Google AI, extension for Gemini CLI
Choose it as Google's free-to-start async agent for delegated cloud batches with a PR at the end; skip it as a daily terminal agent, for model choice, or use from Russia.
Pass by if needed
- ✗daily hands-on work in your own repo - the terminal-agent category (Claude Code, Codex)
- ✗model choice or BYOK: Jules is locked to Gemini, you cannot bring your own key
- ✗a bet on open source: the product is proprietary, with no core repository or self-hosting
- ✗working from Russia: requires a Google account from a supported region, while Gemini is under sanctions
Jules $0 plan (15 tasks/day); workflow - Jules in Pro $19.99/month (~100 tasks/day) or Jules in Ultra $124.99/month (300 tasks/day) through a Google AI subscription. Officially unavailable from Russia: Google account gate plus Gemini under sanctions.
2.0
Installation by surface
Web (jules.google)→
Main surface: connect a GitHub repository, describe the task, and Jules clones the repo to a cloud VM, shows a plan, executes it, and returns a PR. Asynchronous: start it and walk away.
→Sign in with a Google account, connect a repository, and describe the task with acceptance criteria
>_GitHub→
Add the jules label to an issue (or assign the task) - Jules picks it up in the cloud and opens a PR. The main delegation path for teams living in GitHub.
→Install the Jules GitHub app and add the "jules" label to an issue
>_Jules Tools (CLI)→
Terminal companion: run and manage tasks without leaving your workflow, TUI dashboard (/remote, /new). Sign in with a Google account. Since 02.10.2025.
$ npm install -g @google/jules$ jules>_API (alpha)Preview→
Programmatic task runs from your own systems: tickets, cron jobs, CI. Slack, Linear, GitHub integrations. Alpha: the specification may change.
>_Gemini CLI extension→
Orchestrate Jules from Gemini CLI: assign background tasks (bug fixes, refactoring, dependency updates) while working synchronously on something else.
What you need before starting
You need a Google account from a supported region and connected GitHub. Paid plans require a Google AI (Google One) subscription with a foreign card; the service is officially unavailable from Russia.
● Availability from Russia
Jules is not in the list of supported regions: entry requires a Google account, paid plans require a Google AI subscription with a foreign card, and the Gemini engine is unavailable in Russia due to sanctions. A double barrier - both at entry and at the engine. There is no workaround with your own model: Jules is locked to Gemini, with no self-hosting. Need an agent without this - see open Cline and OpenCode (BYOK, local models).
3.0
Rankings and benchmarks
No Jules+model pair on the leaderboards · card reference points
Gemini 3 Pro engine (model)
76.2% · 11.2025 · SWE-bench Verified, official Gemini 3 launch; benchmark of the model engine, not the Jules agent. Current Gemini 3.1 Pro engine - 80.6%
AA Index / Terminal-Bench (pair)
not measured · 07.2026 · there is no Jules + model pair in the leaderboards; Jules's ceiling = its Gemini 3 engine
vibecoding.tech agent rating
off board (beta) · 07.2026 · editorial; Jules is a cloud async agent, not a terminal SWE agent
Who is measured and how it is calculated - AI agent ranking
● agent ≠ model
An agent score is always a "Jules + model" pair. There is no Jules pair in AA Coding Agent Index or Terminal-Bench - we show the engine benchmark (Gemini 3 Pro) and status, without substituting a third-party leaderboard for Jules.
4.0
What it can do: autonomy, techniques, character
Autonomy axis
Jules's autonomy axis shifts to the cloud: not an agent in your terminal, but an async session in someone else's VM. It scales from task assignment to PR acceptance; the price of autonomy - review at the end.
Jules· covers the entire axis
01Task setup
task from the web, GitHub issue, CLI, or API - the developer's machine stays free
02Autonomous session
Jules clones the repo into its Google Cloud VM, creates a plan, shows it, and executes it itself
03Parallelism
several simultaneous tasks: 3 on Free, 15 on Pro, 60 on Ultra
04Acceptance
output - PR; results are not accepted without human review
Asks at every stepWorks while your laptop is closed
5.0
Pricing, limits, and access from Russia
Plans · $/mo
free
Free
Jules plan; 15 tasks/day, 3 simultaneous
$20
Pro
$19.99/mo; ~100 tasks/day, 15 simultaneous
$125
Ultra
$124.99/mo; 300 tasks/day, 60 simultaneous
Plans
Free $0 · Pro $19.99/mo · Ultra $124.99/mo
Payment through a Google AI subscription (Google One). Free (Jules plan): 15 tasks/day, 3 concurrent. Jules in Pro ($19.99/mo): ~100 tasks/day, 15 concurrent, access to the latest model (Gemini 3 Pro). Jules in Ultra ($124.99/mo): 300 tasks/day, 60 concurrent, priority. At GA, Free was cut from 60 tasks (beta) to 15. Exact daily limits varied (Pro 75 at launch in 08.2025, then 100 in current docs).
Jules: Limits and Plans
2026-07-08
Free access
Yes: Jules plan $0 - 15 tasks/day, 3 concurrent
A real ongoing free tier, not a trial: 15 tasks per day (rolling 24h) and 3 concurrent - on the base Gemini model. Enough for regular small delegations, unlike Devin (a serious fleet starts at $20) and Junie (the agent consumes 3 free credits for a trial). Heavy-work volume - Pro $19.99/mo (5× limits) or Ultra $124.99/mo (20×).
Jules: Limits and Plans
2026-07-08
Limits
Tasks/day + concurrent: Free 15/3 · Pro 100/15 · Ultra 300/60
The limit is counted as tasks per day (rolling 24h) plus a concurrent-task ceiling. Free: 15 tasks/day, 3 concurrent. Pro: ~100/day, 15 concurrent. Ultra: 300/day, 60 concurrent. There is no "task = $X" formula: the tier determines volume. Pro figures differed across sources (75 at launch, then 100 in current docs) - using the live page.
Jules: Limits and Plans
2026-07-08
● limits expire
All vendors in 2026 rebuilt billing around token credits; limit figures change every week. Each line above has a verification date - do not trust figures without a date, including ours.
6.0
Risks: privacy and control
Code privacy
Private by default: does not train on private code; isolated Cloud VM
Google: Jules is private by default and does not train models on private repositories. Each task runs in a fresh isolated Google Cloud VM (repo clone, dependency installation, edits). Exact retention periods for logs and artifacts are not publicly specified. Code goes to Google Cloud and its Gemini models; no self-hosting.
Jules FAQ
2026-07-08
Availability from Russia
Officially unavailable: requires a Google account from a supported region + Gemini under sanctions
Jules is not on the list of supported regions: sign-in requires a Google account, paid plans require a Google AI subscription (Google One) with a foreign card, and the Gemini engine itself is unavailable in Russia due to sanctions (in 2026 access appeared and disappeared - unstable). A double barrier: both at entry (account/payment) and at the engine. You need foreign access and a foreign card. There is no workaround with your own model: Jules is locked to Gemini, with no self-hosting.
Google: where Gemini is available
2026-07-08
Open source
No: proprietary Google Labs product
The core is closed, with no product repository. The public github.com/gemini-cli-extensions/jules is only a Gemini CLI extension for orchestrating Jules, not the agent source code. You cannot fork it, and there is no self-hosting. Unlike open Cline (Apache-2.0) and OpenCode (MIT).
GitHub: gemini-cli-extensions/jules
2026-07-08
Vendor
Google Labs; GA out of beta 06.08.2025
Google (Google Labs / DeepMind). Public beta - Google I/O 20.05.2025; GA (out of beta) - 06.08.2025 with free and paid plans; Jules Tools (CLI) and Jules API (alpha) - 02.10.2025; Gemini 3 Pro in Jules - 19.11.2025. The same vendor makes Gemini, Gemini CLI, and the second agent - Antigravity (IDE).
TechCrunch: Jules out of beta
2026-07-08
7.0
Jules or Devin - two cloud async agents
One genre - cloud tasks in a VM with a PR at the end, split by price and model. Jules has a serious free entry tier and is locked to Gemini. Devin is a paid configurable fleet with model choice and delegation from Slack/Teams. The split - "free on Gemini" versus "configurable fleet".
Jules
DevinCardfree entry (15 tasks/day) and Gemini integration; PR from a GitHub label
Strength
configurable fleet of parallel sessions, delegation from Slack/Teams and tickets
not measured as a pair in AA Index/Terminal-Bench; Gemini 3 Pro engine: SWE-bench Verified 76.2% (11.2025)
Benchmarks
not measured in AA Index or Terminal-Bench; own SWE-bench 13.86% (03.2024)
Free $0 (15 tasks/day); Pro $19.99/mo; Ultra $124.99/mo
Economics
Free $0 with limits; Pro $20/mo; per-message price varies - no formula
Web, GitHub, Jules Tools (CLI), API (alpha), Gemini CLI extension
Surfaces
Cloud, Desktop, CLI, Slack/Teams, API, Windsurf
Gemini only (no BYOM): Gemini 3 Flash base, Gemini 3 Pro on paid plans
Models
Fusion router; CLI and Desktop selection down to open source
no: proprietary Google Labs product, no core repo
Openness
core is closed, no product repository
officially unavailable: Google account gate + Gemini under sanctions
Availability from Russia
prohibited by Terms of Service (Russia explicitly listed among restricted jurisdictions)
- →Choose Jules if you want to try cloud delegation on Gemini for free, with a PR at the end; choose Devin for a configurable fleet with model choice and team integrations. Both are unavailable from Russia.
Other paths
Jules or AntigravityGoogle's second agent, but for the IDE: a visual agent orchestrator in the editor
Jules or Codexan affordable parallel agent in the ChatGPT subscription, if the task pipeline matters more
Frequently asked questions
How much does Jules cost?
Free $0 - a real ongoing tier: 15 tasks/day, 3 concurrent, on the base Gemini model. Jules in Pro $19.99/mo - ~100 tasks/day and 15 concurrent, with access to the latest model (Gemini 3 Pro). Jules in Ultra $124.99/mo - 300 tasks/day and 60 concurrent, priority. Payment through a Google AI subscription (Google One), with a foreign card. There is no "task = $X" formula: the tier determines volume (verified 08.07.2026).
Does Jules work from Russia?
Not through the official path. Jules is not on the list of supported regions: sign-in requires a Google account, paid plans require a Google AI subscription with a foreign card, and the Gemini engine itself is unavailable in Russia due to sanctions. A double barrier - both at entry and at the engine, tougher than simply "not on the country list." You need foreign access and a foreign card. There is no workaround with your own model: Jules is locked to Gemini, with no self-hosting. Need an agent without these barriers - see open Cline or OpenCode (BYOK, local models).
Jules or Devin - which should you choose?
Same genre - cloud async agent, with the choice coming down to price and model. Jules is genuinely free to start (15 tasks/day $0) and locked to Gemini; PR as output, payment through Google AI from $19.99/mo. Devin is a paid fleet of parallel sessions (from Pro $20/mo, message pricing varies) with model choice (Fusion router, in CLI/Desktop up to open source) and delegation from Slack/Teams. Want to try cloud delegation on Gemini for free - Jules; need a configurable fleet with model choice and team integrations - Devin. Both are unavailable from Russia (Devin has a direct ToS ban, Jules has the account and Gemini gates).
Jules or Antigravity - what is the difference between Google's two agents?
Different genres, both from Google. Jules is a cloud async agent: send a task to a Google Cloud VM (web, GitHub, CLI, API), get a PR as output, no machine occupied, Gemini engine. Antigravity is an agent-first IDE (a VS Code fork): an Agent Manager panel with parallel agents and browser verification directly on your machine, powered by Gemini 3 plus Claude and GPT-OSS. Need to delegate batches of tasks to the cloud and forget about them - Jules; need a visual agent orchestrator in the editor - Antigravity. Both are unavailable from Russia (Google account and Gemini gates).
Is Jules free?
Yes, genuinely: the ongoing Jules plan gives 15 tasks per day and 3 concurrent on the base Gemini model - enough for regular small delegations, not just a trial. This is gentler than Devin (a serious fleet starts at $20) and Junie (an agent run quickly consumes 3 free credits). Heavy-work volume - Pro $19.99/mo (5× limits) or Ultra $124.99/mo (20×). But entry requires a Google account from a supported region: the free tier is unavailable from Russia.
Which is correct: Jules, Google Jules, or jules?
The canon is Jules (a Google Labs product, jules.google). In Russian, people write "jules" and "Google Jules" - this card can be found under all variants. Do not confuse it with Google's second agent - Antigravity: Jules is a cloud async agent (task in a VM, PR as output), while Antigravity is an agent-first IDE. Google has both on our board.
Watch and read on the topic
Entity · google-jules
Facts · 12, each with a source and date
Card editorial review · 2026-07-08
Facts verified · 2026-07-08
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